Maintenance ManualTable of ContentsTable Of Contents3Overview6About the ScriptBuilder Administrator Guide6Audience6Guide Structure7Viewing this Guide Online8Viewing this Guide as a PDF8Related Documentation9See Also9About Web Collaboration Scripts10Purpose of Scripts10ScriptBuilder Scripts and User-defined Scripts11See Also12About the Script Administration Roles13About Agents and Scripts14Skill Groups and Scripts14Script Viewer14Sample Agent Script Use15ScriptBuilder Scripts17Introduction to ScriptBuilder Scripts17About ScriptBuilder Scripts18ScriptBuilder Script Content19Benefits of Creating Scripts through ScriptBuilder20Accessing ScriptBuilder20ScriptBuilder Scripts in the Script Viewer21See Also21ScriptBuilder Script Content23Web Pages23See Also24Web Page Comparisons24See Also24Chat Messages25PowerPoint Presentations26See Also27See Also30Speaker Notes30Previewing ScriptBuilder Scripts31Copying ScriptBuilder Scripts32Sample ScriptBuilder Script33Creating the Script33Uploading Content34Arranging the Content35Viewing the Script in the Script Viewer36User-defined Scripts37Introduction to User-defined Scripts37About User-defined Scripts38User-defined Script Content38Benefits of Creating User-defined Scripts39Relationship between User-defined Scripts and ScriptBuilder39User-defined Scripts in the Script Viewer39See Also40Supported JavaScript Functions41Web Pages41Web Page Comparisons41Chat Messages42Link Back to the Script Menu42See Also43User-defined Script Creation and Administration44Script Creation44See Also44Script Implementation44Script Modification46See Also47Sample User-defined Script48Creating the Script48Uploading the Script50Viewing the Script in the Script Viewer52Script Considerations54Introduction to Script Considerations54Creating Useful Scripts54Script Content54See Also55Script Flow55Avoiding SPLIT Web Pages57ScriptBuilder Maintenance59Removing Unnecessary Scripts and Script Content59Backing up the ScriptBuilder Content Directory59Index60Size: 793 KBPages: 62Language: EnglishOpen manual
Installation GuideTable of ContentsQuick Start Guice1Collaboration Server 5.0 eSeminar Agent11 Invite Callers12 Access the Agent Desktop1To log in1Step 1 Enter the requested information.1Step 2 Click Log in.1Step 3 Accept any certificates that display.13 eSeminar Agent Desktop1To access online help14 Connect Callers1To connect callers1Step 1 Enter the Seminar Keyword on the Seminar tab.1Step 2 Callers can now join the seminar by opening the Caller Connect page and entering their nam...15 Share Content1Script Viewer1Sharing Tab1Leadership1Follow Me1To use Follow Me2Step 1 Click the Follow Me icon to enabled the feature.2Step 2 Browse the Web pages in your shared view browser. The participants’ browsers follow.2Page Share2To use Page Share2Step 1 Disable Follow Me browsing if it is enabled.2Step 2 Navigate to the page you want to share.2Step 3 Click the Page Share icon. All participants browsers are updated with the new content.2Application Share2To use Application Share2Step 1 Open the application that you want to share.2Step 2 Select the application from the App Share pull-down menu.2Step 3 Either:2Step 4 Click Stop to end Application Sharing.2History List2To share Web pages from the History List2Step 1 Click the History icon to open the History List.2Step 2 Select the Web page that you want to share.2Step 3 Click Send.2Address Field2To share pages using the Address Field2Step 1 Type a Web page address in the Address Field.2Step 2 Click Send.26 End the eSeminar2To end the eSeminar2Step 1 Open the Seminar tab.2Step 2 Click the Hang Up icon.27 Log Out2To log out2Step 1 Select the User tab.2Step 2 Click Log Out.2Step 3 Close your browser.2Size: 64.7 KBPages: 2Language: EnglishOpen manual
Installation GuideTable of ContentsCisco Collaboration Server Installation Guide, Release 5.0(0)1Table Of Contents3Overview7About the Guide8Audience8Collaboration Documentation8Documentation Conventions9Cisco Collaboration Server (CCS)9Database9Cisco Collaboration Server (CCS)10Database10Installation Requirements13Hardware and Software Requirements14Minimum Configuration for Limited Testing14Minimum Enterprise Configuration14Server Software Requirements (all configurations)15Supported Databases16Production Environment Databases16Windows Install or Upgrade17New Installations - Server Configuration18Installation Prerequisites19Windows 2000 Installation19Database Installation19Installing Collaboration Server20Stop IIS Admin Service20Install Collaboration21Install the Collaboration FLEXlm License22Pre-Existing and Multiple FLEXlm License Files22Apply GMT Time Report Fix23Database Configuration25Oracle 8i26MS SQL Server 200035Configuring the Database25Starting IIS and Collaboration Server40Disable the SMTP Publishing Service40Start the IIS Admin Service40Logging in to Collaboration Administration for the First Tim41Log in as the Super Administrator41Complete the Database Connection Wizard41Verify the CCS Install43Changing Default Admin Password44Super Administrator Login Name44Change Super Administrator Password44Backing Up Collaboration Server45Upgrading Previous Installations46Upgrading from Version 4.0+ to 5.050Installation Instructions50Upgrading from Version 3.01 to 4.047Installation Instructions47Upgrade Path for Collaboration Server46Upgrade Path for the Database46Upgrade Overview46Configuring Collaboration Server53About Collaboration Server configuration types54Configuring For ICM Integration57ICM and Collaboration Server Configuration58About ICM setup59Setting up Media Routing Domains for Appropriate Media Class59Media Classes59Establishing a Media Routing Peripheral Gateway (MR-PG).60Establishing Peripherals60Setting Up ECC (Expanded Call Context) Variables60Define the CCS Application Instance Name in the ICM database60Configure the ICM side of the Administration Connection usin61Setting up the CCS for ICM integration63Run the Integrate with ICM wizard63Enable ICM Media Routing Domains67Establish Media Blender connections67To establish Media Blender connections:69Enable ICM Peripherals70Creating ACD queues (legacy ACDs only)72Collaboration Server and Media Blender Configuration: Basic74About Media Blender and ACD setup (basic ACD routing)75Identify participating media75Establish call strategies for participating media75Configuring Media Blender Connections77Establishing Media Blender connections77Creating ACD queues78Configuring for Fault Tolerance79Limited Fault Tolerance Support79Fault Tolerance Scenarios79Fault Tolerance in Media Blender80Configuring Fault Tolerance81To Enable Fault Tolerance:81Create Media Blender Connections81Create Additional ICM Admin Connection (ICM Integrated Syste83IIS Lockdown Support85About Lockdown86Running the IIS Lockdown Tool on the Collaboration Server86Collaboration Server Settings for Installing the Lockdown To86Customer Support Contact Information88Telephone88Email88Internet88Size: 937 KBPages: 88Language: EnglishOpen manual
Installation GuideTable of ContentsQuick Start Guide1Collaboration Server 5.0 Single-session Agent11 Access the Agent Desktop1To log in1Step 1 Enter the requested information.1Step 2 Click Log in.1Step 3 Accept any certificates that display.12 Review the Agent Desktop1To review your preference settings1Step 1 Open the User tab.1Step 2 Click Preferences on the User tab.1Step 3 Review the default preferences and change them if necessary.1Step 4 Click OK or Cancel to close the window.1To access help13 Connect Callers14 View Caller Information1To view caller information1Step 1 Open either the Queue tab or In Session tab.1Step 2 Select the caller.1Step 3 Click Caller Info. The Caller Information screen opens.15 Share Content1Script Viewer1Sharing Tab1Leadership1Follow Me2To browse with Follow Me2Step 1 Click the Follow Me icon to enable the feature.2Step 2 Browse the Web pages in your shared view browser. The participants’ browsers follow.2Page Share2To use Page Share2Step 1 Navigate to the page you want to share.2Step 2 Click the Page Share icon. All participants’ browsers are updated with the new content.2White Board2To use the White Board2Step 1 Click the White Board icon to open the White Board window.2Step 2 Use the features to draw with callers.2Step 3 Close the White Board when you are finished.2History List2To share Web pages from the History List2Step 1 Click the History icon to open the History List.2Step 2 Select the Web page that you want to share.2Step 3 Click Send.2Address Field2To share pages using the Address Field2Step 1 Type a Web page address in the Address Field2Step 2 Click Send.2Chat2To use Chat:2Step 1 Click the Chat icon to open the Chat window.2Step 2 Type your message in the Chat window.2Step 3 Select the recipients of the message.2Step 4 Click Send to share the message.2Application Share2To use Application Share2Step 1 Open the application that you want to share.2Step 2 Select the application from the App Share pull-down menu on the Sharing tab.2Step 3 Either:2Step 4 Click Stop to end Application Sharing.26 Disconnect a Caller2To disconnect a caller2Step 1 Open the In Session tab.2Step 2 Select the caller you want to disconnect.2Step 3 Click Drop Caller.27 Log Out2To log out2Step 1 Open the User tab.2Step 2 Click Log Out.2Step 3 Close your browser.2Size: 75.8 KBPages: 2Language: EnglishOpen manual
Installation GuideTable of ContentsQuick Start Guide1Collaboration Server 5.0 Multi-session Agent11 Access the Agent Desktop1To log in1Step 1 Enter the requested information.1Step 2 Click Log in.1Step 3 Accept any certificates that display.12 Review Agent Desktop13 Connect Callers1To connect automatically1To connect manually1Step 1 Open a Queue and select a caller.1Step 2 Click the Connect icon. You are now in session with that caller and the caller appears in ...14 Chat with Callers1To chat with callers1Step 1 Type your chat in the Reply To section of the Chat area.1Step 2 Press Enter or click the Send Reply icon to send the message.15 Share Information1Previewing Browser Content2To preview script content2Step 1 If Script Share is enabled, click the Script Share icon to disable the feature.2Step 2 Select the content that you want to share. The content appears in your shared view browser...2To preview Web pages2Sharing using Script Share2To share content using Script Share2Step 1 Enable the Script Share feature by clicking the Script Share icon.2Step 2 Select the content that you want to share. The content appears in your shared view browser...2Sharing Using Share Page2To share Web pages using Share Page2Step 1 Navigate to the Web page in your shared view browser.2Step 2 Click the Share Page icon to send the page to the caller. The page appears in the caller’s...26 Switch Sessions2To switch sessions27 Disconnect a Caller2To disconnect a caller2Step 1 Click the caller’s name in the Active list.2Step 2 Click the Disconnect icon.28 Log Out2To log out2Step 1 Make sure you are Not Ready.2Step 2 Click the Logout icon.2Step 3 Close your browser if you are not immediately logging back in.2Size: 53.3 KBPages: 2Language: EnglishOpen manual
Developer's GuideTable of ContentsIntroduction To This Guide8Audience8Conventions8Online and PDF Versions Of This Guide9About This Guide9Supported Browser Versions9Browser Settings10Obtaining Technical Support10Getting Started with the API11About The API11Features11The API Files12apiAgent.properties12Creating an Application14Two Methods of Creating an Application14Calling an API Function From Within An HTML Page14Using Event Handlers15Function Sequence in a Typical Collaborative Session15Limitations16Creating A Simple Chat Application18Create an Agent to Test the API18Copy the API files18Create the Required Files19index.html19chatReceiveFrame.html20chatSendFrame.html21loginFrame.html22Modify to APIHandler.js22AgentReadyEvent24AddSessionEvent25ChatMessageEvent25DropSessionEvent26NoSessionEvent27Login and Test the Chat Application26Included Sample Applications29Sample 129Files In This Sample29Using the Sample30Figure 1: miniCCS.html30How the Sample Works32Sample 234Files In This Sample34Using the Sample35Functions36bind()36cancelWrapUp()37disconnect()39endWrapUp()40followMe()41formShare()42getAgentProperties()44getChatHistory()48getParticipants()50login()51logout()53pageShare()54pushPage()55sendChat()56setReady()57setWrapUp()59startEventPolling()61startWrapUp()62stopEventPolling()63Events65AddRequestElapsedEvent65AddRequestEvent66AddSessionEvent67AgentAlreadyLoggedIn68AgentLoginOkEvent69AgentLogoutEvent70AgentNotLoggedInEvent71AgentPropertyEvent72AgentReadyEvent73AgentReconnectOkEvent74AgentWrapUpEvent75ChatMessageEvent76DropRequestEvent77DropSessionEvent78FormOrPageShareEvent79GeneralUnexpectedErrorEvent80InvalidAgentEvent81InvalidAgentProperty82LinkDown83MaximumAgentsLoggedIn84NoSessionEvent85UnableToLogoutEvent86ParticipantListEvent87ReadyNotChangeEvent88UnableToCancelWrapUpEvent89UnableToDisconnectEvent90UnableToEndWrapUpEvent91UnableToGetChatHistoryEvent92UnableToSendChatEvent93UnableToSetReadyEvent94UnableToSetWrapUpEvent95UnableToSharePageEvent96UnableToStartWrapUpEvent97UserDisconnectEvent98WrapUpNotifyEvent99WrapUpNotStartedEvent100WrapUpStartEvent101WrapUpUnavailableEvent102Event Handler Files104Event Handler Files Introduction104APIHandler.js105APILiteHandler.js116Size: 923 KBPages: 117Language: EnglishOpen manual
User GuideTable of ContentsIntroduction6Cisco Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK6Getting Started6Things to Remember – how to make the most of CSSP6Terms6Where the files are7Sample applications7Creating your own CSSP SDK applet8Build applet java files and compile them into class files8Build applet JHTML page9How to install your application into CSSP SDK9How to run your CSSP SDK application in test mode11How to run your CSSP SDK application in integrated mode13Preface14Purpose of document14Naming Change From Previous Release14Updates in Session Platform SDK for Version 5.015Server-side Logging for the Client-side CAPI Adapter15Subscription Filters are Now Able to be Dynamically Modified15Adapter Files That Include The Above Changes15isCollaborating() Method added to BaseAdapter.java16Complete Details Available in Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK JavaDoc16Overview17Why Use Cisco Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK17Build collaborative applications17Firewall-friendly communication17Selective concurrence18Assign roles to users of a collaborative application18What is Cisco Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK?19Simple API framework19A robust stand-alone server product19Features Supported by Cisco Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK20Communication Strategies20Remote HTTP CSSP SDK20Remote Socket CSSP SDK21Embedded CSSP SDK21Stateless CSSP SDK21Event distribution21Application data model21Event based Object Model22Single object based Object Model22Revision based Object Model22Collection based Object Model22Leadership22Persistence23Reporting23Programming Semantics24Client-Server Model24Overview of Objects26ResourceData26Resource Classes27Command Batching27ResourceEvent and IEventHandler28Adapters28History29Database records29Configuration30Integration of Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK Objects32Initialization32Shared application data33Method calling33Event handling33Error handling33Implementing a successful collaborative application35Creating the Application35Design collaborative usage of existing application35Determine format of shared data36Add a resource type and configure it37Implement shared data objects39Integrate application with Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK40Build and Test41Cisco Collaboration Server42HTTP, Socket, Embedded, Stateless adapter configuration42Timeouts and timeout configuration42Stand-alone Mode: Creating and joining a session42Examples43Examples43HelloWorld1: Getting Started, Sending Events43HelloWorld2: Using Subscription Filters, Getting Participant Information44HelloWorld3: Using Custom Shared Data, Using History45Magnetic Poetry46TicTacToe: Stateless and Remote Connection Strategies47The Cisco Collaboration Server Session Platform SDK48Index50Size: 492 KBPages: 52Language: EnglishOpen manual
Technical ReferencesTable of ContentsTable Of Contents3About this guide9Audience9Guide Structure10Viewing this Guide11Viewing this Guide Online11Viewing this Guide as a PDF11Related documentation12Introduction to the Collaboration Database schema13About the CCL subschema in a standalone environment14Collaboration database table information15Additional database terminology17Collaboration subschema tables18Collaboration subschema relationship diagram20Collaboration subschema: Part 120Collaboration subschema: part 221Collaboration subschema: DOS Tables22AGENT23Constraints:25See also25AGENT_LOG26Constraints:26AGENT_ROLE27Constraints:27AGENT_ROLE_OVERRIDE_PROPERTY28Constraints:28AGENT_ROLE_PROPERTY29Constraints:29AGENT_SKILL30Constraints:30BLOCKED_IP_ADDRESSES31Constraints:31BLOCKED_PHONES32Constraints:32CAPI_MEDIUM33Constraints:33CAPI_MEDIUM_EVENT34Constraints:34CAPI_MEDEVT_PROPERTIES35Constraints:35CCS_DATABASE_INFO36DELAYED_REQUEST37Constraints:37DIAGNOSTIC_RESULTS38Constraints:39ERROR_EVENT_LOG40Constraints:40EVENT_HISTORY41Constraints:41MISC_EVENT_LOG42Constraints:42PARTICIPANT43Constraints:44PARTICIPANT_LOG45Constraints:45PINGRES46Constraints:46POLICY_RULES47Constraints:47POLICY_TYPE48Constraints:48QUEUE_REQUEST49Constraints:49See also49REMOTE_QUEUE50Constraints:50REQUEST51Constraints:53See also53REQUEST_LOG54Constraints:54SCRIPT55Constraints:55SCRIPT_SKILL56Constraints:56SKILL57Constraints:58SKILL_LOG59Constraints:59SLINK60Constraints:60WIZCONFIG62WL_RESOURCE63Constraints:63WL_SESSION64Constraints:64WL_SESSION_LOG65Constraints:65CCL subschema introduction66CCL subschema database tables relationships67CCL_Agent69Constraints:70CCL_Agent_Skill_Group71Constraints:71CCL_Agent_Team_Member72Constraints:72CCL_Application Instance73Constraints:73CCL_Application_MRD75Constraints:75CCL_Connections76Constraints:76CCL_Globals77Constraints:77CCL_Media_Class79Constraints:79CCL_Person81Constraints:82CCL_Schema_Version83Constraints:83CCL_Skill_Group84Constraints:86CCL_Team87Constraints:87ICM_Peripheral88Constraints:88Administering the Database89Database Verify and Sync (ICM-integrated configurations only)90Verify utility90Sync utility91See also91Database Purge92See also92Database connections93See also93Agent States94Request States95Active request states95Non-Active Requests95Index97Size: 1.68 MBPages: 100Language: EnglishOpen manual
Installation GuideTable of ContentsQuick Start Guide1Collaboration Server 5.0 Caller11 Caller Control Panel12 Caller Control Panel Features1Follow Me1To enable Follow Me, the caller performs the following steps:1Step 1 Click the Follow Me icon. Multiple sets of footprints indicate that Follow Me is enabled.1Step 2 Navigate through Web pages. All Web pages are shared with session participants.1Step 3 To end Follow Me, click the Follow Me icon again. A single set of footprints indicates tha...1Page Share1To use Page Share, the caller performs the following steps:1Step 1 Navigate to a Web page that the caller wants to share.1Step 2 Click the Page Share icon.1Address Field1To use the Address Field, the caller performs the following steps:1Step 1 Enter the address of the Web page in the Address field.1Step 2 Click Send.1Form Share1To use Form Share, the caller performs the following steps:1Step 1 Navigate to the appropriate online form. Fill in any necessary information.1Step 2 Click the Form Share icon.1Step 3 If other participants send the form back with updated information, the caller can make cha...1Application Sharing2To use Application Share, the caller performs the following steps:2Step 1 Open the application.2Step 2 Select the application from the App Share pull-down menu on the Sharing tab.2Step 3 Either:2Chat2To chat, the caller performs the following steps:2Step 1 Click the Chat icon to open the Chat window.2Step 2 Type a message in the Chat window.2Step 3 Select the recipients of the message if necessary.2Step 4 Click Send to share the message.2Hang Up2Help2SSL2Powered by Cisco23 Caller Remote Control2To access Caller Remote Control2Step 1 Open the In Session tab and select the caller.2Step 2 Click Caller Info. The Caller Remote Control screen appears as part of the Caller Informat...2Follow Me2Page Share2Form Share2Chat2Application Share2Size: 60.8 KBPages: 2Language: EnglishOpen manual
User GuideTable of ContentsTable Of Contents3Overview15About this Guide15Audience15Guide Structure16Feature Availability17Viewing this Guide Online17Viewing this Guide as a PDF18Related Documents18See Also19About Collaboration Agents20Role of an Agent20Single-session Agents and Desktop Features20See Also21Multi-session Agents and Desktop Features21See Also22eSeminar Agents and Desktop Features22See Also22Sample Session Scenarios23Introduction: Session Scenarios23About Session Scenarios24Blended Collaboration Session Scenario25Blended Collaboration Session Scenario25Multi-session Chat Session Scenario28Multi-session Chat Session Scenario28Training Session Scenario30Training Session Scenario30eSeminar Session Scenario32eSeminar Session Scenario32Sharing Scripts34Sharing Scripts34About Scripts34Benefits of Using Scripts35Uses of Scripts35Availability and Location36See Also36ScriptBuilder and User-defined Scripts37ScriptBuilder Scripts37User-defined Scripts38Your Role in Script Creation39What Makes a Script Valuable?39What is Good Script Content?39Your Role in Script Creation and Maintenance40Using other Features with Scripts41Preview Option41Broadcast Mode41Script Share42External View43Caller Experience with Scripts43Sharing Applications45Sharing Applications45About Application Share45Benefits of Using Application Share46Uses of Application Share46Availability and Location46See Also47Application Share Modes47Demo Mode47See Also48Static Mode48See Also48Share Mode48See Also49Using Demo Mode50Giving a Sales Product Demonstration50Starting the Demonstration50Using Static Mode51Training Agents51Starting the Training51Using Share Mode52Working with another Business on a Project52Starting the Collaborative Project52Using other Features with Application Share53Leadership53Using Leadership54Caller Remote Control54See Also55Caller Experience with Application Share55Agent-led Application Sharing55See Also56Caller-led Application Sharing56See Also57Browsing with Follow Me58Browsing with Follow Me58About Follow Me58Benefits of Using Follow Me59Uses of Follow Me59Availability and Location59See Also60Follow Me and SPLIT Issues60Features that Integrate with Follow Me61Leadership61Broadcast Mode62External View63Caller Remote Control63See Also64Caller Experience with Follow Me64Agent-led Follow Me65See Also65Caller-led Follow Me65See Also66Sharing Web Pages67Sharing Web Pages67About Page Share67Benefits of Using Page Share68Uses of Page Share68Availability and Location68See Also69Using other Features with Page Share69Leadership69Broadcast Mode70External View71Caller Remote Control and Page Share71See Also72Address Field72Caller Experience with Page Share72Agent-led Page Share72See Also73Caller-led Page Share73See Also74Chatting75Chatting75About Chat75Benefits of Using Chat76Uses of Chat76Availability and Location77Using other Features with Chat77Scripts77Caller Remote Control77See Also78Caller Experience with Chat78Receiving Chat Messages78Sending Chat Messages78Sharing Forms80Sharing Forms80About Form Share80Benefits of Using Form Share81Uses of Form Share81Availability and Location81See Also81Using other Features with Form Share81Address Field82Follow Me82See Also83Leadership83Broadcast Mode84External View84Caller Remote Control85See Also86Caller Experience with Form Share86Agent-led Form Share86See Also86Caller-led Form Share87See Also87Drawing on the White Board88Drawing on the White Board88About White Board88Benefits of Using White Board89Uses of White Board89Availability and Location89See Also89Using other Features with White Board89Caller Experience with White Board90Receiving White Board Images90See Also90Drawing on the White Board90Remotely Controlling the Caller Control Panel92Remotely Controlling the Caller Control Panel92About Caller Remote Control92Features that Can Be Remotely Controlled93Benefits of Using Caller Remote Control93Availability and Location94Using Leadership with Caller Remote Control94Caller Experience with Caller Remote Control95Remotely Activated Form Share95Remotely Activated Page Share95Remotely Activated Chat95Remotely Enabled or Disabled Follow Me96Remotely Enabled or Disabled Application Share96See Also96Holding eSeminars97Holding eSeminars97About eSeminars97Benefits of Using eSeminars98Uses of eSeminars98Availability98See Also98Features Available during eSeminars99Seminar Features99Sharing Features99See Also100General Features100Leadership100Broadcast Mode101See Also101Queues and Agent Configurations102About Queues and Agent Configurations102Single-session Agent Desktop: Queue Tab Appearances102Queue Tab 1102Queue Tab 2103Queue Tab 3104Multi-session Agent Desktop: Meetings Area Appearance105Meetings Area 1105Meetings Area 2106See Also107Understanding Requests107Chat Requests107See Also108Blended Collaboration Requests108See Also109MeetMe Requests109See Also110Web Callback Requests110See Also111eSeminar Requests111See Also111Collaboration Server Routing with the Single-session Agent Desktop111Queue Tab Appearance and Behavior111See Also112Ready Icon Behavior112See Also113Collaboration Server Routing with the Multi-session Agent Desktop113Meetings Area Appearance and Behavior113See Also114Ready Icon Behavior114See Also114ICM Routing with the Single-session Agent Desktop114Queue Tab Appearance and Behavior115See Also116Ready Icon Behavior116Blended Telephone and Collaboration Server Behavior116See Also117ICM Routing with the Multi-session Agent Desktop117Meetings Area Appearance and Behavior117See Also118Ready Icon Behavior118See Also119ACD Routing with the Single-session Agent Desktop119Queue Tab Appearance and Behavior119See Also120Ready Behavior120Blended Telephone and Collaboration Server Behavior120See Also121Understanding Push and Pick Agent Types121Push Agents121Pick Agents122Web Request Process123About the Web Request Process123Web Requests: Caller's Point of View123Making the Request124See Also125Accepting Certificates and Downloading the Caller Control Panel125See Also125Using Initial Caller Control Panel Functionality125Receiving the First Page Push126See Also126Receiving Browser Content of Different Complexity Levels126Complexity Levels126See Also127Sharing with an Agent128Features that the Caller Can Use from the Caller Control Panel128See Also128Ending Collaboration129Web Requests: Single-session Agent's Point of View129Receiving and Connecting the Request129See Also130Viewing Caller Information130Types of Caller Information130See Also131Sharing Browser Content131See Also131Helping Callers Share131See Also132Receiving Content Shared by Callers132Ending Collaboration133Wrapping Up133See Also133Web Requests: Multi-session Agent's Point of View133Receiving and Connecting the Request134See Also135Viewing Caller Information135See Also135Sharing Browser Content135See Also135Receiving Content Shared by Callers136Ending Collaboration136Wrapping Up136See Also137Web Requests: eSeminar Agent's Point of View137Initiating the Seminar137Receiving Requests138Selecting Whether to Allow New Callers into the Seminar138Sharing Browser Content138See Also139Ending Collaboration139See Also139Maintaining Security140Maintaining Security140Password Change and Protection140Temporary MeetMe ID Use141Application Share Considerations141Agent Security141Caller Security142Solving Common Errors143Introduction to Solving Common Errors143Agent Error Messages143Log in and Log out Errors143Extension Errors144Connecting Callers Errors144Joining another Session Errors145Sharing Errors145Password Change Errors146Caller Error Messages146Connecting Errors147Sharing Errors147Disconnecting Errors148Reference149Agent Desktops149About Agent Desktops149Multi-session Agent Desktop149Script Viewer Area152Chat Area154Shared Browser Area154Single-session Agent Desktop155eSeminar Agent Desktop160Java Certificates164About Java Certificates164Microsoft Internet Explorer Certificates164Single-session Agent Certificates165Certificates for basic functionality165Certificates for optional functionality166Multi-session Agent Certificates166Certificates for basic functionality166Certificates for optional functionality166Caller Certificates167Callers that not are Application Share-enabled: Basic functionality167Callers that are Application Share- enabled: Basic functionality167Caller Certificates for optional functionality168Netscape Navigator Certificates167Single-session Agent Certificates169Certificates for basic functionality169Certificates for optional functionality169Multi-Session Agent Certificates170Certificates for basic functionality170Certificates for optional functionality171Callers171Callers that are not Application Share-enabled: Certificates for basic functionality171Callers that are Application Share-enabled: Certificates for basic functionality172Certificates for optional functionality172Browser Settings173About Browser Settings173Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser Settings173Security Settings173HTTP Proxy and HTTP Proxy Port174Netscape Navigator 4.06+ Browser Settings174Advanced Settings174Appearance Settings175HTTP Proxy and HTTP Proxy Port Settings175Cisco Support176Index177Size: 2.08 MBPages: 183Language: EnglishOpen manual
Maintenance ManualTable of ContentsCisco Collaboration Server Administration Guide, Release 5.0(0)1Table of Contents3About this Guide11About this guide12About the Collaboration Server Administration desktop15About the Collaboration Server Administration desktop16About Configuration19About Collaboration Server configuration types20ICM Integrated Configurations21About ICM setup23Understanding routing and agent Collaboration Servers27About Collaboration Server set up in an ICM integrated confi28About Media Blender Setup37ACD Routing Confirgurations: Basic Media Blender Configurati39ICM and Collaboration Server Configuration22Collaboration Server and Media Blender Configuration: Basic40Setting up CCS for basic ACD routing41About Media Blender and ACD setup (basic ACD routing)43Securing Collaboration Server connections45About securing Collaboration Server connections46Understanding and setting SSL providers47Creating and managing keystores and truststores48Securing Media Blender communication50Securing DCA communication57Securing ICM Admin Workstation communication62Standalone Collaboration Configuration67Standalone Collaboration Configuration68About the Collaboration agent desktops69About Collaboration Agents73About Collaboration Agents74Collaboration user types75About agent setup77About agent MeetMe IDs79About Collaboration agents in an ICM-Integrated environment80About Collaboration agents in a basic Media Blender configur84About settings for Blended Collaboration agents87About Collaboration agents in a standalone configuration89Agent login forms and property files91How to configure agent Wrap up93About agent Spell Check109Agent and Administrator Roles115About Roles116Agent Roles: General settings117Agent roles: Multi-session settings119Agent Roles: Single-session desktop settings124Setting Preferences129Agent Roles: Administrator privileges131Predefined roles133Logon Form Setting Override property135About agent, caller, and request states141About agent, caller, and request states142General agent states143Participant states while in session145Request states149About the caller151About the caller152Understanding caller configuration153About the caller desktop155Caller complexity mode157Multi-site considerations: Redirecting callers to different159About callforms163How to create custom caller information elements167How to display caller information in the agent desktops181How to submit an initial question from the callform184How to populate the Chat window with default text185Secure application sharing for unsecured callers187Routing Web requests189Routing Web requests190Using the ICM as a routing engine191Using an ACD as a routing engine192Using the Collaboration Server as a routing engine193About ICM Routing195About ICM Routing196Understanding requests and Media Routing Domains197ICM Routing Flow198The ICM-routing callform199ICM-routing: The Input map203ICM-routing: The ICM Routing Script206ICM Routing: Agent/skill group selection208ICM Routing: The output map (optional)210ICM Routing: About Skill Groups212About Web Callback214ICM Script label format (Used with Legacy ACDs only)216Setting up ICM routing219Setting up ICM routing220How to set up ICM routing for Single-session chat, Multi-ses221How to set up ICM Routing for Blended Collaboration or Blend223How to set up ICM Routing for Web Callback and Delayed Callb225ICM Routing: Pushing URLs to waiting callers227ICM Routing: Pushing URLs to waiting callers228About pushing URLs to waiting callers229Collaboration Server URL map232ICM Network VRU (Application) script list234Understanding basic ACD Routing243Understanding basic ACD Routing244The ACD routing process245ACD Routing: The callform246ACD Routing: Agent/Skill group selection249Setting up ACD routing251Setting up ACD routing252ACD routing setup for Blended Collaboration and Blended chat253ACD routing setup for Web and delayed callback254About Collaboration Server Routing257Understanding Collaboration Server Routing258The Collaboration Server Routing flow259The Collaboration Server-routing callform260Collaboration Server routing: Agent/Skill Group selection263How to set up Collaboration Server routing267How to set up Collaboration Server routing268How to set up Collaboration Server Routing for multi-session269How to set up Collaboration Server Routing for single-sessio270Session transfer271Introduction to session transfer272About session transfer273Blended Collaboration session transfer274Chat session transfer278Meetme session transfer279Transfer to unknown agent280Customizing Your Implementation281About customizable files282Modifying properties files283Modifying HTML and JHTML files285Modifying the caller desktop298Modifying the multi-session agent desktop302Creating virtual directories for the content directory303Verify and Sync305Verify and Sync306Denial of Service313Denial of Service314About External Authentication317About External Authentication318Enabling External Authentication on your Collaboration Serve327Reports335Reports336ScriptBuilder337ScriptBuilder338How to perform simple localization339How to perform simple localization340log files345About log files346Viewing log files347Modifying log file attributes350Collaboration Server property files353About Collaboration Server property files354Administration desktop properties355Single-session agent properties362Multi-session agent properties372Single-session chat input properties373Single-session chat history properties383Multi-session chat properties384Spell Check properties389Callback properties393Caller Properties395Collaboration Server Routing properties403Server properties411ScriptBuilder properties421User Cache Properties424Glossary425Index439Size: 4.06 MBPages: 440Language: EnglishOpen manual
Installation GuideTable of ContentsTechnical Support1Cisco Professional Services1Quick Start Guide1Collaboration Server Resource Card1GyudeGuideResour11 Documentation22 Documentation Format2Online Help2Table1 URLs for Online Help2Online Books2Printed documentation23 Accessing Documentation2Before installation2After installation24 Resources2Web Resources2Size: 39 KBPages: 2Language: EnglishOpen manual
Installation GuideTable of ContentsCollaboration Server Installation Guide1Copyright2Table Of Contents3About This Guide5Audience5Other CCS Documentation5Documentation Conventions6CCS Document Conventions7Section I: CCS Platform Specifications8Introduction9Hardware and Software Requirements10Windows Platform - Minimum Enterprise Configuration10Solaris Platform - Minimum Enterprise Configuration10Supported Databases12Section II: CCS Installation and Upgrades on Windows13New Installations14Server Configuration14Installation Prerequisites14Installing Collaboration Server15Database Configuration19Starting IIS and Collaboration Server34Logging in to Collaboration Server35Verify the CCS Install37Changing Default Admin Password38Backing Up Collaboration Server39Upgrading Previous Installations40Upgrade Introduction40Upgrading from Version 3.01 to 4.040Upgrading from Version 4.0+ to 5.044Section III: CCS Installation on Solaris47New Installation48Server Configuration48Installation Prerequisites48Installing Collaboration Server51Stop iPlanet (Sun ONE) Server Instance51Install Collaboration Server51Install the Collaboration FLEXlm License54Pre-Existing and Multiple FLEXlm License Files54Copy the Oracle driver into the Collaboration Server55Start iPlanet Server Instance55Database Configuration57Starting and Stopping Sun ONE Web Server and Cisco Collaboration Server65Logging in to Collaboration Administration for the First Time66Verify the CCS Install To verify the CCS install: 1. Select Collaboration Server > Agents > Show. 2. CCS is correctly inst68Changing Default Admin Password68Backing Up Collaboration Server69List of Sun ONE backup files70Section IV: Configuring Collaboration71About Collaboration Server configuration types72Configuring for ICM Integration73ICM and Collaboration Server Configuration73About ICM setup73Setting up the CCS for ICM integration77Configuring for Basic Media Blender Connectivity87Collaboration Server and Media Blender Configuration: Basic ACD routing87About Media Blender and ACD setup (basic ACD routing)87Configuring Media Blender Connections88Configuring for Fault Tolerance91Fault Tolerance in Collaboration Server91Fault Tolerance92Section V: Uninstalling-Reinstalling the Cisco Collaboration Server96Uninstalling-Reinstalling the CCS on Windows97Windows Uninstallation97Reinstall Collaboration Server on Windows Platform97Uninstalling-Reinstalling the CCS on Solaris98Uninstallation of CCS on Solaris98Reinstallation of CCS on Solaris99Section VI: References100Collaboration Server Directory Structure101How to Confirm the CCS Build Number102Customer Support Contact Information102Size: 1.62 MBPages: 102Language: EnglishOpen manual